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OIL PASTEL PAINTING OF LORD GANESHA

For a long time I didn’t post anything on my word press account because I was working on an artwork and that artwork is this. Hopefully you will like it.
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Happy Mother’s day

I try to recreate mandala art of http://shrishtys.art.blog on this special day hope you like them if you want to know more about it so check out this post https://wp.me/pcw7QE-7g , https://wp.me/pcw7QE-z
And I know it has not been made so good but I have tried to make it🤗

“When you’re looking at your mother, you’re looking at the purest love you will you will ever known.”

In the left hand side is Shristy’s mandala and the right hand side is my mandala art hope you like them🤗🤗

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